In a novella by this author, Rosalie von Tummler falls in love with the tutor Ken Keaton after having a reverse of menopause, and in one story by this man, the title waiter shoots a hypnotist named Cipolla. In addition to The Black Swan and "Mario and the Magician," this man wrote a novel in which typhoid kills Hanno, thus causing the decline of the titular Lübeck merchant family, entitled [*] Buddenbrooks. Writer of a work about Hans Castorp's seven-year stay in a Swiss sanatorium and Gustav von Aschenbach's fixation w
In a novella by this author, Rosalie von Tummler falls in love with the tutor Ken Keaton after having a reverse of menopause, and in one story by this man, the title waiter shoots a hypnotist named Cipolla. In addition to The Black Swan and "Mario and the Magician," this man wrote a novel in which typhoid kills Hanno, thus causing the decline of the titular Lübeck merchant family, entitled [*] Buddenbrooks. Writer of a work about Hans Castorp's seven-year stay in a Swiss sanatorium and Gustav von Aschenbach's fixation with Tadzio in an Italian city, for 10 points, name this German author of Death in Venice and The Magic Mountain.
In a novella by this author, Rosalie von Tummler falls in love with the tutor Ken Keaton after having a reverse of menopause, and in one story by this man, the title waiter shoots a hypnotist named Cipolla.
Paul Thomas {Mann}